this line graph shows the united states population from 1800 to 2000.

which statement accurately explains the data on this graph?

a)the us population increased at an even, upward rate from 1800 through 2000.

b)the us population increased slowly at first, then sharply during the twentieth century.

c)the us population experienced several ups and downs during the two centuries shown.

d)the us population was unchanged in the 1800s and only began to increase during the 1900s.

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According to the graph, the U.S. population, B)The US population increased slowly at first, then sharply during the twentieth century.

The graph shows that at first, population growth was quite low in the U.S. as shown by the fact that between 1800 and 1880, the population did not rise above 50 million.

This changed suddenly however and 80 years later in 1960, the population had increased by more than a hundred million which meant that it rose sharply.

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In conclusion, the U.S. population growth was low at first but this increased sharply, especially in the 1900s.

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